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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY oct In the Court OF Appeals to day the fol-
lowing causes argasd
No 4s3-Robcr J. Day respondent agt Francis T. Wal
ton. appellant.
No 4I3-Isaac r. Phars appellant. ast Nelson Gere
respondent
20 425~ Florence Mcpherson. respondent agt. Patrick
Rollins aud Others appellants
No 472-John W Gilbert Agt Henry Dcslion and others
appoilant,, agt. Margaret Wcsterncld respondent
Following Is tho day calendar for october Is;
Nos 49s, 400, 800 60l. sos. 5li. 6l2 aud 5l5.
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WA-nINGroN, oct l2.-Upon the reassembling OF tho
Tinted STATE. supreme Court to-day Chief Justice Waite
announced that had decided TO grant the writ
Of habeas corpus In the Of Attorney Ayres
and two Commonwealth Attorneys Of Virginia. who are
now in prison In Richmond for dsregarlng the orders
OF JUDGE Bond in tho coupon Crushcr litigation no
writ. are made rriurnabe on Monday next The elect
OF this decision be to bring The Gt the mpris
ourl state officers this without unnecessary do
LAY Tor trial upon their merits .
Nr Cnrlon Of counsel FOR prisoners asked whether
thc ourt mad considered his verbal motion that the
pr-ourr- be admitted To bail The hicf Justice replied
mat the Court could properly act the question
of hail untu the United states Marshal had made a re-
turn OF the wrts OF lahcas corpus ana the prisoners
were actually In the Courts custody. MT Gordon WI
renew ncxt Monday his request the brrati Of the
prisoners ON bail pending final decision OF the qucs
tiou. In controversy.
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SORRY THEY SPLIT THE PARTY.


VOTED TIE REPUBLICAN TICKET
The general topic OF discussion IN Newark yesterday.
the result of the Mayoray election. AMI tue total
OF votes cast FOR each candidate Interest lent
by the appearance OF the newly elected Democratic
Mayor at the head OF a target company. marching
down Broad-st. Great surprise ex'
pressed the small vote polled By the Rev. Ilugh o.
Pentccost the Labor candidate for Mayor. while the sup
porers OF Mr. Pine the candidate OF the rohlbonists
and Law and Order League somewhat morth fed
that should poll only 1882 OF total OF over
25 900 cast. with the result only OF cecns most
odous 10 the Law and Order element.
II deemed unfortunate that the question OF sunday
Observance should have been subjected 10 test that
apparently put the dvocates OF the laws enforcement
IN minority OF one 10 six when tho Republican candl
date, Of the highest rcpute. has guarantee IN
his character that the laws would be carried ont II he
should be elected.
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DEFINING \ "GIN PIG" AND "SPREE BOY
The trial OF suit which Mrs Ann Forestal claims
s. 900 damages under the civil Damage act from Mrs j.
Druly who keeps liquor store in siNnst bssun be-
fore judge and jury IN the Court OF Common
Pleas Yesterday. The plaintiff says that her husband
became intoxicated in the defendants btrroo aud after
leaving IL was knocked down by man named Clark
The base OF his skull fractured and he has not been
able 10 10 any work since The defendant denies that
she sold anv quor 10 hin and declares that CLARK filled
him with whiskey ana then had a fight with him.
Was your husband gin pig OF a spree boy In
auircd Thomas Nolan. lawyer. $500
VIII the learned barrister explain the meaning or MS
question sad Leonard A. Giegerich, who represented
the defendant. 49,
"A gin pi." responded Mr. Nolan. lis n man who flls
himself chnck fun of whiskeY every day and spree
boy - who goes occasionally on tearing drunk
Laughter
The trial will continue to-day
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.ucN vs. the favoiable impression produced that year
later be was elected the the road he
once began O thorough system OF retrencnmens ano
pay its dividend in 1852 The stock rose from 81 to
shont 300 and the stock rarely in the market For
tventy-sx consecutive terms John ". Garrett was
elected to the presidency and In 1852 his SON. Robert
made first vice president and at the death OF his father
in sepiember 1884, he made president.
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OPENING A NEW LINE.

LocKPoRT. Oct. IL (speciab.-The new Niagara Centra
Railroad from pension Bridge TO Thorold, Ont. was
opeped to-day and the train run over the
road The start today made from the new Centra
Depot caDtevcr bridge at Suspension Bridge
The Michigan Central furnished the ears
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RECEIVER FOR THE CORY BANK.

WASHINGTON Oct 1.-The Controller Of tho Currency
10 day appointed Manley Crosby OF Cory Penn TO bo
rccever OF First National Bank OF that city This
bank closed It's doors about the middle OF september.
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GROWTH AND RESOURCES or MONTANA.


'WAsnINGToN oct. 12.-rIeston H. Leslie Governor OF
Montana Territory In his annual report to the secretary
Of the Interior estimates present population OF tho
Territory at 10000 an increase OF 10000 In the last
year The present year hc says. has been most iavora
bic for the production OF all staple crops Tie yields
without Irrigation been large. on tic subject OF
stock raising report says that PRIOR 10 the present
year this important industry In prosperous cond
ton but the last terrible winter was most disastrous
The sholucss Of the grass crop consequent upon dronh
OF tho proceed TX summer. combined with deep snow ana
excessive cold winter. destroyed range cattle In num-
bors amounting to thOufauds
Mineral coal n become important element In the
mining Industry nf tho Territory and extensive bcis
near linr oi the Northern Pacific Railroad are BOW
being kcd at pronL
Ia conclusion. report says that Nonanas intefests
have greatly crampcd aud h"r progress much re-
tlried Of tho alien Land ltN. That Law
says has or viii prevent aliens from grasp
ing holding AMI extensive areas ~ land may
ba un blrctiouac hut the provisions under which for
eTn capital kept fro Investment IN and from the de-
yeopn.u OF Mines great weight and hbdi anco
la people.
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TIE yANTIC WILL BE REPAIRED.

WAsnrxGroS. Oct I2-Tho naval board OF survey
which examined the condition OF the United states snip
Yantlc Norfolk. has found that the vessel can DO
thoroughly repaired for a per cent OF her value aud
the repairs will be ordered.
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PUTTING "CLUBBERv on TRIAL.

WITNESSES SAY HE WAS INSTRUMENTATION
STORIES.
Policeman Timothy Shea. OF East Fifty-nnthst was
on trial Headquarters yesterday charged with being
drunk and clubbing boy named Clark Two scrgcaEts.
Police Surgeon Wood. doornan and another policeman
testified that shea drunk and abnsve The boy
Clark testified that he dubbed by the policeman
Shea dcnci the charges e said his apparent intoxca
ton might be accounted for by medicine that had
prescribed for him By physician Several respect
able Witnesses testified that shea drove number OF Dis
orderly boys out of building and chased them
when ihey threw at him CLARK. OF the boys
fell and hurt himself hut Shea did not club him. The
witnesses also that shea appeared 10 be sober Shea
f. "A fine looking officer with fair record The testi
nluny IA his case conflicting that Commissioner
Met Lave SAID II might be difficult for the Police Board to
reach "A
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FoR CoNGRESS FR0W RHODE ISLAND

FOX CONbHESS fHOh hH'DE ISLANN
PROVIDENCE. oct Il (Spcc.a) There Is considerable
in Republican circles tonight concern ng the
nominee OF the party for the Western District in this
state. Tho convention will be held In Pawncket on
Thursday. There three prominent candidates men
TONED to-nght-Warren Arnold. OF Foster: Frank Lap
ham. OF Warwick AMI Frank Sayles of Pawtucket Tue
general opinion among prominent business men II that
the chances of Mr. Arnold are the best Republicans
think with clean candidate they overcome their
Democratic adversary, eK-Jndge Bradley
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0veryyorked Womeu.

For ont" 'run-aown" dsblltated school teachers
women generally Pierces Eavorte Prescription
nest of toncs 1t Is nota Cure but
,nirabIy fulns OF being
.cife for ali Weaknesses and diseases
lar 10 women 1t powerful general as well rs uterine
tonic nrrvine and mparts vigor ana sfengh 70 me
Whole systeH IL promptly weakness OF stomach In
,gsston boatinq weak back prostitution debility
and essness either Favorite PRESCRIPTION Is
sold Nv druggists nader positive guaranteed SEQ wrap
Per around bottle Price 81 bottle. or six bottles Tor
large treatise on Diseases Women protu sey Illus
fraied plates and wood scnt ior
ten cents In stampe .zx .,nn,c., .cao.
CATION, 663 Aain-st.. Buffalo. n. Y.
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STRIKING MISS LIBERTYS FATAL TORCH
Another flight of migrating BIRDS struck the Statue OF
Liberty Tuesday ght, and ofthose killed. l09 repre-
senting twentvene species sent TO the United
states National Museum at Washington.
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NO APATHY AMONG CITY REPUBLICANS.

Notwithstanding the excitement OF n Mayoray cam
pagn year the falling of In the registration for the
first day this year in The seven Republican districts is
small These are the Win. IXU Xtb. Xlth. XIIIth.
XXIs and XXIIld Districts The total loss Is only $50
voters ranging from three in the With District 10 100
in the XXIst There is apparently 10 10 fear
apathy O n the part OF Republican voters this year
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have nominated John Platt Editor OF The Ed2e' 'or
Assembly
RocHKsrER. Oct I2.-Thc Republicans OF tho KHAN
renatorial District comprising the counties OF Monroe
and Orleans have nominated John ". Hannah, Of this
oity, for Senator.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS SECURED.
The Republican County Committee has been quietly
operating for days Room g. on the Twenty thrd
st. side ground floor OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel Colonel
g. " L. Cruger chairman OF the committee. yesterday
made arrangements by which after Monday next the
committee will occupy IarOr r. II II the large room In
lie rear OF the and the State Headquarters from
which IL is separated by private hall only.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The Washington Bureau Of Statistics makes uriavorabs
report Of the export Of mineral oils ant their prob
ucts for September Tho amount OF exports was
$3.50 $50 gallons. OF value o, Sl,ol3,ls3 against
5Gl7L23l gallons, worth -. 365223 in september.
,s.e a decr.ase IN volnre Of l93lO7l gallons anil
1892 O34 The monthly report l. Significant OF
the OF min cTa oil and napthas vbis
shipments Illuminating ant lubrcating OILS snow an
Increase notable that for the nine months 81 the clen
ubrcatng and paranne OILS and tho
resuum from which important products are obtained mas
heavy the previous nine months Of 6 Tho
Official hgures perois January to september
80 les6 and $50 are as follows:
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ANMANI HALL UNDECIDED.

The Committee OF Twenty four. composed OF the dis
trct leaders OF Tammany Hail. met last evening aud de-
liberated on the programme to be followed at the County
and Judiciary Convention 10 be held this evening There
was adherence OF opinion Some favored rcnominltng
one Supreme Court and City Judge. whne others
thought better policy to leave the entire
and merely appoint acommiee confer with the County
Democracy la making up the ticket IL was nnallY
agreed to leave the matter open until this evening al
when the committee will again meet aud agree on
report TO he presented 10 the convention. General
John Cochrane will be temporary chairman and
Thomas +. Gilroy temporary secretary.
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NAMED BY ALBANY REPUBLICANS.

ALBANY. Oct IL tSpseiap-Thc Republican county
Convention at Coeymans to-day nominated the strongest
ticket that has put in the field by Albany RepuD
licans I'm many years Not only will this ticket he
elected in Its entirety. but Republicans are now confident
that they can majority for the state ticket in
the county DR.. John swinburne was unanim'u'lY
nominated for Congressman. but his health FORBID MS
accepting tho nomination. fhe convention then hoh-
mated John NJ. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey served asa "1or
through the war the l77th Regiment New-Y"rK Noiu-
to-s nd vas Collector OF Internal for this dis
trict from o 1874 In 1874 he was elected District
Attorney receiving strong Democratic support ~ IS
he was elected to Congress from this Democratic aus
trict He appointed in 1881 Consul TO Homonfg oy
President Garfield. u,
Henry Russell was nominated for Senator lie - one
OF the wealthest men In Albany and the largest mower
dealer in the state John Battersby was reno minated
for Comfy Treasurer He elected In 1881 oveF the
candidate of the United Drmocracv Charles NJ Canlln.
the nominee for Coroner Is strong with the Cohoes
Erenc n
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AMAN.OF.WAR SENT TO SAMOA.

WASHINGTON oct. 1.-The Unitai states ship Adams
has been dispatched to the Samoan Islands 10 protect
American interests.
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CASES BEFORE TIE INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
WAsufNGroS, oct 1.-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day resumed its Opeu sessions. Tie hr't
case heard was that OF Milton Evans against the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. in which
Evans alleges that charge 81 S- made by the company
for Transporting carload OF wheat from Waa Walla to
Port land Orc unrcasouaby high and e1iortionaie
ana prays That the company be required 10 refund
hall ~ that Tho railroad company maintains In
answer that tho charge evorionae Tor the rca
son that road between the points named mas cNiapr
dinary rraes and curves IL frequently ohstrhced 10y
snow and earth slides. and operated nj great expense
Argument also beard In another case OF Ike char
acirr-that OF William H. Reed against the same com
panv wherein IL i stated that the railroad company
made an excessive charge 81 thirty cent? hundred
pounds for the conveyance OF wheat between Waa "aa
and Portland.
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REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
PoU6HKEErsIE, Oct ~ (Speciab.-The Republicans OF
this district have nominated Gilbert A. Dean, iron
ufacturer. of Copake Columbia County,
The Republicans of the lid Distrct Dutchsss County
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TWO CENTS MILE OVER WESTERN LINE
The Minneapolis and Northwestern Railroad Company
has issued the effect that the railroad having
given the required notice of from the Western
States Passenger Association which expires on January
l. 1000 mile will then be sold over the conpanys
line at tive cents per mile. The notice adds: should
our competitors take any retaatory action against US
pror 10 January 1885, for the Independent attitude
we assumed their action will DE met at once ny ths
company" nu, 4, os,
The Minneapolis aud Northwestern Railroad is 2o3
nIies long and runs from St Paul to Dubuque III inc
negotiation for settlement of existing DISPUTES among
fife roads are successful the question OF retail
atory action likely 10 receive much attenuoh
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL 1887
ARRIVED.
Steaner Breakwaer. Dole West Point. Va, and Norfolk
with mise and passengers " Old Dominion 80 Co
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ACCEPTING A REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
Supervisor Thomas Ftchie, VI tho seventh Ward
in Brooklyn, has accepted tho Republican nomination
for Supervisor-at-Largc Of Kings County, and PROM
ises to conduct tho Office, II elected, In manner
satisfactory to every fairmindcd citizen. Tho Re-
publican Campaign Headquarters were opened at No
% Snith-st., Futon-st. yesterday. and Score
iary Arnold will be In attendance all the time.
Tho headquarters of tho Young Republican club,
In Montaguc-st., brooklyn, now open daily. The
club proposes to hold public meeting on Monday,
and cx-MayOr Low will be one Of the speakers.
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GOVERNOR I'LL FAILS 70 DIsPEL THE GLOOM
The Democratic State Committee officers tried 10 put
on business and cbeer:ulness yesterday, be-
Governor UIl Ia the city. but 1t clearly
strained effort Chairman Murphy came down from
Troy and announced Charles DE Freest OF his city.
welknOwn journalist his choice for executive clerk
T. f. Mcintyre. OF Albany. coorel man. was made
messenger Mr. De Frecst inltiaoI during the day
and from the appearance OF things had every thing
literally dumped his perien e1 shoulders ~ II
with a desire TO make him scapegoat Chairmen Muir
ply and Williams aud Secretary Muller had long
ference with the Governor. They did not come away
from his with cheerful steps. The appointment Of
executive clerk has made much bitterness Philo
H. ckus the former clerk desired 10 Dc r~a.pOuted
and refused 10 give the books IN his possession until
he learned that duplicate set In the possession Of
Secretary Muller.
Governor Hill went 10 Days Theatre in the evening.
He will return TO Albany today.
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THE DEAL OFFICIALLY APPROVED.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MESlEhN INiON WV
PANY-A NEW DIRECTOR.
Tho annual meeting of the Western Union Telegraph
Company yesterday passed off quietly. The former
directors were reelected without opposition and the
only vacancy in the board Of directors filled by the
election OF Charles Lanier OF the banking nrm OF
Winslow Lanier & Co. This change stated ia THE
TRIBUNE Yesterday The vote the ticket 54652l
shares out OF share capital OF $sl20Oooo The votes
on the resolutions approve the purchase OF the Ba
more and Ohio telegraph and to Increase the capital by
$5OOOOOO TO pay for the acquisition were somewhat
smaller but the difference was insignificant The con-
trct with the Baltimore Ohio Railroad read by
President Green and the only fact that has not been pub
lshed the condition that Pierpon Morgan should
arbtrae any differences that might arise in the arrange
ment Of details under the agreement The official re-
port closes follows:
although the service has been steadily improved, and
believed comprises the best telegraph service
rendered by any telegraph system In the world we s
continually realize that our greatest competitor Is me
in the transmission and delivery OF messages VIII our
business be increased The ensuing yenr OF whiGn the
approximate footngs Of the frst quarter are arrauy
know promises very much better results The additional
wires erected trunk lines and through routes nave
chiefly hard COPPER alOrdng greater CONFIDENTLY
and enabling a better service than ever before IN
dOuDtedy large increase of revenues over those Oh tGe
past year herein reported would be re.1e even VIII
the import mt and valuable acquisitions 40 recently
made. The facilities and advantages forded by the
addition of the Baltimore and Ohio system Ii IL conh
IDENTITY believed will largely increase the revenues Ihs
acquisition AM Others male hce the close OF me fiscal
year. aud no! included in any OF the hgnreS OF ,ns re-
port. will swell the companls plant TO abeut 10000
mile. of lines and over 900 miles OF wires -
The directors Of the company Norvin Green,
Thomas Eckert John r. Terry, John Van Horne. Jay
Gould, Russell sage. Alonzo b. Cornell, sidney Dlloa
Robert c Clowry. Henry Weaver. Percy r Pyne
Hugh j. Jewett. j. Pierpont Morgah Frederick L. Anes
George b. Roberts Frank Work. Edwin Could Erss'ms
Wiman John j. Aston Chaurcey NJ. Depew. James W.
Clendenin. Abraham r. Van Nest. sidney Shepard
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DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES

WATERFOWL. oct 1.-THE Democratic senate oeie-
gates Of the XXIst Senatorial District OF New cou
prisng the counties OF and Jefferson at Pulaski
to-day nominated James A. WTrd OF Waiert0%n;, TOT
law partner In this city
Lyons Oct IL (Speeiab.-The Democrats In tho ISL
Wayne District have nominated Elliott h. MOTIFS OF
Sous, for Assembly. against Charles l. sa1oh' hePuo
TROY n Y, Oct 1.-THE Democratic convention OF
the LIST Assembly District OF Saratoga County al bail
sion renominated John II. Burke for Member OF AS
sembly.
AUBURN, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic convention to-uay
nominated John g. Sears OF Tioga County for Senator
I'm the XXVIth District
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DELEGATES FROM A REPUBLICAN CLUB.

DELETATF5 FkVH MI Ur''1TV1H7' O'1O
ALBANY oct. 1.-The Unconditional Club. oil Aida
n.y. has elected following delegates TO tho state Ton
veniion OF Republican Clubs called 10 meet nj cw-iorK
nm Deccmber l5: John A. Slrlcher, Colonel Arson s.
Wood Robert D. Williams. Eugene Burllngame, W. H.
Cnll and Howard " Fuller.
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Governor Hill went 10 Days Theatre In the evening.
He will return TO Albany to-day.


Mr. GRACEs CANDIDATE FOR CONTROLLER.
Ex-Mayor william X Grace wants Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Frank r. Scott nominated for Controller
City Chamberlain Wins who IL Mr.. Gracc's lieutenant
in conversation in the NewAmsteriam Club the other
evening, asked II the ex Mayor favored Senator
James Days candidacy for Controller. Mr.. DAILY has
supposed that Mr. Grace was for him. Mr.. Wins
spOnded that he thought Frank scott would make good
Controller. friend OF Senator Thomas e.. Durham
asked Mr. WINS If he would support Durham In
Scott declined Well. will correspond with him."
piled Mr. WINS and everybody laughed.
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ARCADE's NEW DIRECTORS READY FOR WORK.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Ar
cade Railway Company the following directors were
elected for ensuing year: ExJudse Charles Daily
Melville C. smith, s. Coo Jerome Fasser. Alfred
NJ Hoyt Cornelius ]. Ryan William Window, Benjamin
T. Cumming. Arthur b. Claflin George W. Lyon Henry
Sanford ex Senator Edward Il. Thomas and James +.
Pierce The officers will be elected next Monday The
company claims that all legal obstacles in It's path nave
been swept way and that contracts Tor building tho line
will be given out within thirty days.
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Cauona Value Gallons Naine
Crude 1890. $50 los sss-2s2s 50sI57g7 So la3o5o
Naphths.... s956,jl3 1sJ,3-O e,Jc0-'o '-aS1'
II u minat- .-. -. 49,, ,..,, 81.
oil 30 ,902132 2sOtOoOl 3Jl, fJ-OO- -"ooSA>'
Iubrtt ating
aud park- - - . . 80, ,.. ...o-,-, o.c. ,oa
Resdaum.. l.73O416 95,iO3 2f0S3's l-o.>v,
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Refined oil unchanged at ga cents per gallon
oil CITY Penn. oct l2.-NsuosN Trlnstt Certificates
op-nsi al Tl. 12s: lowest, 694 closed. ~
barrels elcsranees 10000 barrels ear
ter. 90 barrels shIpmvatA o2S2o4 barrels IunS
Co 3s3 barrels
rirrsruRG. Penn. Oct l2Petroeum active an rreg'
uhr: National Transit Certificates openet At ga AaI
cessl At SO = highest 10 u: lowest. 69i4
BRADFORD Penn. Oct. l2-Nationt transit CertincAte,
o enci Il amt closed At 20. highest, Us l0Nes.
bgI. Clearance-. l,Gls.OoD barrels -
rrUsyiLLR P-uu. Oct l2.-Natsla rrt1s5 Certiaeases
opened al II is highest. 72's lowest 90 closet 69'.
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ossusive breath vAnAshss with ussOf Dr. sasss ca